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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
909-91l / st. s.e., 4. h.,
EOR SALE
Il 103 Pa ave. n. w.,

F9f 6Ra shA a. I999.el1 st. se' f. h5 ooo
los 5iI st NV, b e. 5000 ~ g. st. sn 800
400 St sw 5000 H. Samson sl. st. nvi 700
I'VE. NV, 0n i NV. 81 f.sSS
CT ST. e. e" f. b.. coo 1414H samson st. n; zoo
SO to s3 St SCI 1900 ss q a. 4. sf ne, ill., 100
sa q Is st n.w H. 1000 SO 81 SIN st n e.
1861. 1908 Linden Al. is Jackson alley
as It 81 iosS ss ill., 4 4SS
100 Zoo YEA Vernon, ave- 5000 Ia Madison st.
AL 45s Eiass St. $500 wv 81 st. ne H. wv
l!43 iith St NV, w sis I'd ST. Sc ih 1'oo wv
sis 10th ST. ss h. low 8 18th st ne: III:
1915 18TH St NV, soO 4o 81 st. s.v. b.h 0oO
n'' oI.s--'....'...-~,VVV .OuV
e. :; sl
shw rss 1Bs Dw s.s
'ssassa price ss09 k iiEi ffiS 1926 st.
F9R sALE.oNE .Two-sTOkY, BAY-WINDoW
Brick Residence: six rooms; gas and water; nice
ssS esa:ASsA near a aTe RSsaffs ST.
EOR sALE-TWO NEW BRICK DWELLINGS,
Situated on st. fs bridge i PRICE, sS
St s.w renting for 50 per month lots run back
fta Ssf ets .sA st ss'o
and bath newly painted aud papsrsd: central hrst-
@ aass aye
L brick. rooms, bath, and cellar; all modern i'm
proyements; Mass ave- between 4th and 9Th sts. NV
ap sn' iii L. Il. +. LEOPOLD. 1881 st. NV
FoRR. sALE :; a5oI b9uNDARy ST. AT THE N
Brick dwelling, with B., all modern improvements
si ssas: SsP'ly to Join SO T1 I Y NV.
ioEa NEW THREE ;s6s Io ANp
n'~'; price, $4,000 easy terms ,6 APglyr TO .sus
apos.6t s1O 1 st. NV.
FoR sALE-A NEW 18 ROOM HOUSE, ON LOT 3.
pix Is. Meridian Hill, oux15O IT., which must be
sap aps s Shoe' maze an '"'f sth a. and a is.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs-sPECIAL BARGAINS.
Z ,hress.ory Bricks, q. mi, pet Sd and ~ 1880
s1ssss or it Ii siR saa
EoR sALE-A GOOD 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT.
is p br,ei Hea.es iai
st., between " and Boundary. Price, $4,000 each.
sp2s-6t l. c. HILL. sth and F SITS.
NOR SALE - THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
Il pressed brick House. eleven rooms aud bath; lot
- 900. Twostory aud cellar House rooms;
lot 2lxlO0i st, near 18th NV; $4,000, Elegant
Mass ave; $4,000. HARDING L WATERS 500
11th ST. n. W. ap2S-it
EOR SALE-TwELVE-ROOM HOUSE, 35l4 n ST.
IL Georgetown, at Q sacrifice also Powlstt Pneumatic
Guncarriage stock. JNO. AMBLER SMITH attor-
ney-at-law, d29 + st. NV. sp28-3ts
EoR sALE-BEING ABOUT TO MOVE INTO THE
Il country, will sell the three-ssory frame house
uwosor back buiiding), I13 ct. where have
fourth cash, and remainder in three annual payments
Eleven rooms, including BATHROOM and summer
pipes to every room though no fixtures Large CELLAR
front Lincoln Park opposite, across open ground
Fine view OF the country, northeast and southeast.
squares away. Neighborhood quiet and Improving.
Property rises stssy The coolest part of the city IN
summer, and very healthy. Apply on premises OF sd
dress
W. BABCOCK
EnY
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BALTIMORE, Md. April 29.-virginia SKIES past
due coupons. with coupons %: do. ten-forties 43
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd April 29.-Cotton firm-mid
ding, los. Flour straightforward street and
western super, 2aoa31o; do extra, 325a37 ).
do. extra, b oa3 30: do. Rio brands, 4.o0s+ 81
Wheat southern fi,mer: red 94a97 amber. 96a9s
western lower and dull No winter red. spot 81 ia
92 May, 9lasat2; June. 9aa93t4: July, 81 YAH :
August, 90a91h. Corn-southern frmer: white, ~
ao0: yellow, 4Ss49 western easier and active;
mixed, spot, 465sa46ss May, 46sa46s; June, A IA
47s; July AZ i bid. Oats steadysouthern and Penn
syvania, 34a:S6 western white 36as western mi hed,
prime to choice western. i3o6s15oo Provisions nom
inally steady and quiet. Mess pork. la50als.00.
Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed. 7a9 Bacon-shoulders SaS clear rib Sides
91.: hams. lbal4. Iard-refned, s.as4 Butter
steady-western packed l6a20: creamery, 2Oa25. Eggs
easy and quiet Hall y. Petroleum steady-refned
Ga Coffee fir-Rio cargoes ordinary To fair. Ii
and fairly active, tasa. Whisky 4 Arm, Iasai 5
Freiehts TO Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton Id
-four. 1s.3d.. grain, lad. Receipts : flour, 6,d54
barrels, wheat. "a 700 bushels: 4. loo bushels
OATS 1900 bushels. Shipments-four 1)S barrels
sales-wheat. 76,9o0 bushels 225, 800 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. April %, 1 p. m.-Cloee: Wheat
active and fairly steadyCash so's May, SoFs June.
ss, Cor Corn Ts ssk s a. Nay 3 a Ssne 49,
SSs. barley. "a ila.seea. i6Sjs Prime i timothy s
seed, 1:6Oaf62: Whisky, lis; Pork stronger
Cash. May and June. ROO. Lard frner-cxsh aud
May. 700: June, 40. Butter stesdy-creamery, Is
Az dairy. 13alS. Exgs. loyal
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Tbleglans to The Star.
Absolutely No Ground for Thinking .
kTAMCO-(aoYman War Probable.

Special Gable Dispatch to THa EVENING STAR
BERLIN, April 2e.-London rumors about an i'm
minent Franco erman war are absolutely I'M
founded. The emperor, the crown prince and Bis
marck alike desire peacs, and viii never begin
war unless they are attacked by France, and this
is improbable. Gen. Boulanger is not organizing
but designating the French army. The Schnae-
beles incident, therefore, will be peacefully set
tied.
Threatening Panslavic reports continue to be re
certain. "
The bourse opened dull, with declining prices.
Later there was general rise on account OF the
little dull, with slightly declining prices.
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ANOTHER WoaD
ABOUT BOYS CLOTHING.

ABOUT BOYS CLOTHING.
OUR LINE OF GOODS FOR BOYS (LARGE
BOYS LONG PANTS AND SMALL BOYS
SHORT PANTS, rs so COMPLETE, AND
OUR STYLES so NEW. THAT WE FEEL
LIKE EMPHASIZING THIS PARTICULAR
BRANCH OF DUB BUSINESS, FKELINa
SURE WE CAN MAKE IT TO THE ADvAN-
TAaE OF BUYERS OF STYLISH GOODS TO
INSPECT DUB STOCK. WE HANDLE FIRST
THE FINEST AND NEWEST GOODS THAT
ARE MADE ANYwHERE. AND THIS SPRING
WE HAVE MORE OF THEM THAN EVER BE-
FORE. SECOND. FOR OUR MEDIUM
GRADES WE SHOW THE BEST THAT
MONEY WILL BUY,
WE HANDLE VERY LARGELY THE WAN
NAMAKER" GOODS. AND EVERY ONE WHO
is AT ALL FAMILIAR WITH his GOODS
AND WHO Is NOT. KNOWS THAT THERE
ARE NO BETTER.
AS WE HANDLE THESE GOODS ExCLU-
sIvELY IN WASHINGTON, WE GIVE THE
SAME GUARANTEE THAT Is GIVEN BY
THE MANUFACTURER. AND THAT MEANS
THAT PURCHASERS ARE ALWAYS MADE
SATISFIED WITH THEIR GOODS
WITH MOST OF OUR SMALL BoYs' SUITS
WE HAVE EXTRA PANTS, AND THAT Is
ALWAYS DESIRABLE.
WE LEAVE NO ROOM FOB THE CHEAPER
GRADES AND WE SELL NO SHORT PANTS
SUITS BELOW o.. BUT FROM THAT TO
els WE CAN PLEASE You.
LONG PANTS SUITS FROM % 10 sso.
T. B. BARNUM CO..
apz0 e2l PENNSYLVANIA AvH1sCA
GHr THn BEsr
-THE CONCORD HARKIsa-
We have on hand full stock Of the OelebratAd ca
cora Hssnsss u Ill kinds ct Concord saeas, saso
Sole AgsncJ 1pe fhs
cM1pRATRD WHITMAN GADDIn8
LUTz RRQ.
AR 497 PsunA ave. next to National Hotsl
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The Indictment Of Jacob Sharp.
Mr.. NICHOL TRYING TO HAVE THE MOTION no QUASI
SET ASIDE.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Assistant District Attor-
ney aichol, IN the Court OF oyer and Terminer, In
this city, to-day MADE motion to set aside the
proceedings to quash the Indictment OF Jacob
Sharp the Doodle gtver, on the ground that the
motion to quash came too late. The court listened
TO the argument OF counsel for Sharp. Counsel
claimed that the evidence taken before the senate
committee, On which the Indictment against
There was no proof except sharp sesti%oay be-
fore the senate committee that would incrimipate
him That evidence only proved that sharp had
show that he had given it to the aldermen to In
nuence them In passing the franchise over the
The counsel then moved that from a mere sense
OF justice the motion be granted The assistant
ostrct attorney then read sections OF the criminal
code, showing that such motion should not be
granted, because IL had been made after the de-
fendant had entered his plea, and showed that
the Court Of Appeals had already decided the
Provldedno remedy for an indictment found by
the grand jury when such Indictment had been
found on illegal evidence. The case Will be re-
THE NOTION no QUAsH DENIED.
NEW YORK, April 29.-The motion TO quash the
Indictment against Jacob sharp has been denied
BY Judge Van Brunt
A Noted Horse Thief Shot Dead.
KILLED BY THE OWNER OF HORSES BIZ WAS ATTExHI.
ING TO BTRAL.
81. LOUIS, April ga special from Fort Smith,
Ark, says Felix Grimm, notorious outlaw, was
stealing horses Felix was the leader Of an organ
tied gang OF horse thieves. Robert vann, the
Ing around his place and laid In wait for him and
shot him dead when he entered the stable with
two companions The others escaped though
badly wounded.
Tile Works Burned
PIrrsBURG, April 29.-The Star and Caustic Tile
WORKS were destroyed by fire at O'Clock this
morning Loss $4,000; covered by insurance.
General Foreign News,
THE QUEEN AT HOME AGAIN.
LONDON, April 2e.-The queen has arrived at
Windsor castle from the continent
A Nurse's Charge Against BalfouF.
DUBLIN, April 29.-In the exchequer court to-day
nurse named Dillon applied for the issue OF
Bafour, chief secretary for ireland, for sandeE, in
having, as complainant alleged Stated against her
professionally that she had refused to nurse the
colt. The court refused to grant the writ.
Serious Charge Against q Woman.
ARRESTED IN VIRGINIA FOR FLOODING THE NAILS
WITH OBSCENE NATTER.
LyNcHBUG, Va, April GA woman named FL
mira slenker. 81 Snowviile, Pulaski County. was
brought to this city today by Post once Inspect
mails With ooscene mater Was to
geI sne names 6 o. young ladies' and SEND specmsn
% on he
case Tor over three years The woman Is about
sixty years Of and Is said to be an old offender
Ia other parts OF the country.
The Real Estate Investment Co. 70 buy, sell,
ed 70 q ans
The capital Is $60 GOO In shares OF $25 each. Eu-
gene CarQsi, Bushr0d Robinson, w. y. Acker. Au-
VS.. fesefson' ana ". =. Aief ere tns hoospo-
.. ossl,ss Arnss.oss, !. eo.s.:a boy, pleaded Z
charge OF cutting John IeNia also colored across
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He LEFT THE PRIESTHOOD 10 MARRY.-Father Al
bert yandry, who Is In charge OF the Roman Cath
ton by falling In love with young and beautiful
girl, q member OF his congregation. He left HIS
church and married her: Father Vandry was very
great feeling against him among his congregation.
and he LETT town. The marriage was scryy mis-.
take on the girls part, tor the civil district court
has now given Mia Annette vandry, wife Of the
late Father vapdIy, divorce on the ground that
her husband abandoned her.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSEo.
0A ' H0y IS ;. es > s: T,|sw.
Lot 1888 aSaA4 sts So e s SSS 18TH ST. NV.
4 h So hE'6s 5ss I. sf lrH AND srH NV.
o9sE fs ST. sis.sS , sE!ff S seo0
~, TsEss I:es
'sssSiS5s Ss III is sl{if SH$s IS Sw
Easy sans 'ofa s. :sS ssosae' hard wood hns'h
bs sfssfel os and sta nw orooma and
AUSTIN ?. BROWN
.pa7-a~ fsal h''s fs ssS 1 E e ~.
FOR sALE-As SPLENDID INVESTMENTS OF
80! Oh e. sa 'isa
e.:
.pa7,s. Il wAR slg = & co. o:~
H. dwelling rooms: all modern improvements near
aa'sa ssss5s ST.
front II rooms: copyenisnt 10 boat OF train,
eSsassssn sraii sasss s:.s s.s FEW
a. sA All ~ ROOM HOUSE oS hERl
.pse.s. a ; IT, Y ID H / IS. s'..
FoR sAIE-THRRE HOUSES IN BALTIMORE
Ter ssn. a fs md S:i p:ynSs
f. sps5St For p'r'''i HuFRF 1901 s..
F2R s q ~ ,c6MI FURNIsHED COT
f as saam In
FOR SALE SALE THE THREE ADJOINING TWO.
sfd 81 Sss 4 sssa u
MARI apa5,5t
room Houses south frons it, bs s 81 and stk
SITS. n W.; very s;sy terms G. H. sNsIiSaT.
ap25-lw' four nv Doors ow above s. 1T.
EOR sAI.E-COTTAGE AND FURNITURE CON-
SR4S asslss
FOB lsa SALE. "a; E5RsT-cLAss iNVEsTMENT-A
hsp:;ss Ss .:s
1915 4 f tsSn ssi e sgg1s
~ sss: T. s ~ 51 .s 81 6s6
119 1872 Fl is ave :,
II ssta st: Eli alss
F9n sALE.spEcIAL ATTENTION OF PARTIES
g. q ss E, ,Ss
pieted Nos l74O, 1742 and 1744 T st. n W.; hard
sSs 81;
A Asasrd Fee sysads RI ss.
s md in
O KAk ti!sS ETlsi fesy to
F Gk sALE SALT. BE REMOVED. HOUSES 1T, 1l9
apply IT. on psssss e aasE:
FOR. sALE.AN ATTRACTIVE, NEW. WELL
ss4S IL; ssmsiad ssos II sst s'' H." Price
.pss.ev rHos G. ,H nSs
FOB sALEr 7..l EXCHANGE FOR SMALL CITY
urn fss efss dsws G aSs
remain at per cent '''0o N''
.pssew rHos. g. H I1ss = Z ,
nor SALE OR RENT-AvALUABLE PIECE OF
ST. property; will be sold cheap or leased for term
Sesh s pay sssa a'e s1infii R,spsSsy
ssA add. .ad I'VE. yEaY DxkLSa
oeoe9 Of % ~ 81. sa ap sssi
l. square from British MN Mipisst q "a 600;
f. cellar ;, Brick DWELLING, dupont circles Is
aGoins' hrooms lsundry and cellar, furnace aud
10000 fPiiasf rs s
FOB s 1I THREE-sToRY Bk1cK DWELL
y, II BDEsaDs sa1eS
Tor SALE : HANDSOME a-sToRY BRICK
Furnace sna II mod 9ps sssslsd Rs.sss.s 09 @l
5ffEi Ssi5 e $1,000 s IaEE 81
F2R sALETA cENTRALLY-L0CATEp 3-sT0KY
70 r. fsa ssGR t. nn
EOR sALE-THRRE TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
81 nv Il an aas;'sss.' fsf!sR
FOB sALE Eco ELEGANT NEW DWELL
and nM Te late: 50 sna a':d =
improvements; handsomely papered aud mahogany
Fss Only yasb R5s'0F in every ro0 wide Dasfa
The house q open for inspection
stHsp islo st. spps from sns to osp p SSl
FOR SALE. =. VERY DESIRABLE CORNER PROP.
Sa 'n6 lzts e.
E0R SALE THIiEE-sToRY, SOUTH FRONT
and one Of eight 81 ssn o pa0ps R
Sgsh pp So sssr st. between 18th and
sails win be received BY the undersigned subject %
1ar * tas owners up t3 and May h
IT, ian 4. Fsasa
e with s
saSs eses nssr
ertss In Wellington. Information or peymission
> * f n Als sS ~
No. L. eiev.ior 0 No" 10'1 ave- . ax h9S~
story and back building SrieE eon NaM eisEea
frescosf T thrnh oasan IMPROVEMENTS pspered aud
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THEIR NEW PLACE or DETENTION AT MOUNT vIR-
NON, ALABAMA.
An inspection OF the reservation Of Mount ver-
non, Ala, made with the view OF It's being the
future home OF the Apache Indians, shows that It
Is peculiarly adapted for this purpose. The reeer.
walton embraces 2l6a acres OF nne forest-land,
well watered and Attending ample supply OF whole
some water for drinking and bathing purposes for
sne iA'ss s,d number OF people, BUT httde OF
Is adapted apS TSe country
for many miles about is sparsely settled. II is one
OF the healthest localities In the South, with am
pie means OF communication with the outside
world oy water and rail- The barracks buildings
are needed for post purposes but temporary struc-
lures can be erected for the Indians at small ex-
pehse three hundred and fifty-four Indians have
been taken there from Fort Marion sixty-three
Apache men, women, and children have been
taken TO Carlisle, and twenty women and children
nave JOINED the renegades at Fort Pickens Fla.
Heal Estate SaleA.
A deed was placed on record to-day from J. c.
Lay ct al TO Senator Don Cameron OF part OF Girls
Portion, 1873 acres near the soldiers Cemetary, on
the 9TH street road for which the consideration is
s., Mary ii. Barker and others have bought
Mite. X w. Goode has bought for a 600 OF E. H.
Hayden, lot SO on Lanier Heights :. W. Currt-
den has bought of j. w Boteer for 81, 236.4 ten
lots in square s0s each 2lxloO feet on 5th, bet
Ii and streets northeast.
w. II. veerhor has bought of F. S. Kern, trustee,
the south half OF lot o. So. 40l 81 by a feet on
9th street, between and NJ streets, for S. s.o5
Sabina A. Sturle has bought for s., 500 Of f. T..
Farrar pit loc 81 So 826 with fronts OF 10 I3 feet
on Massachusetts avenue and 1879 feet on New
Jersey avenue. ID. w. Patterson mas bought OF T.
w. Sturdy and others two lots I'm block rs. Column
bia Heights, for $556a II. N. Copp has bought OF
Annie Early for s. 800 parts OF and - lSSxg4 on
Sth street, near the corner OF u street NORTHWEST
VIM. O'Neal has bought OF Mary K sherman for
$500 sub lots 81 and 81, 50. a. fronting ~ feet
on street, between 2lst and :sed streets north
west.
John lyman has bought OF f. p Cross for
$4,000 sub lot 3, square 19l. 17xIOO feet on 18th
street, between and Blake streets northwest.
Two MONTHS IN JAu--Thos Dillon, colored was
before the Police Court to-day, charged with
stealing Sl5 from the house OF Elizabeth Clayton
also colored, No. 1915 street northwest The
complainant charged that he broke her door open
and took the money from her room. He was given
two months in Jail.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: "a
m "a , -.p.
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New York stock Market.
The following the opening and 300 D. m prices
of the New York stock Market reported by SPECIAL
wire to H. h Dodge, $50 10Th street:
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-Thef Following
were the readings at the signal Office to-day: "a
~, 81; 2p.m., ~; maximum, 81; minimum ST.
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Beaten al His Own Game.

From the ST. Paul (M1nn.) t1oneer Press.
Here's poker story, and one that United States
Marshal Smith viii youch for Pelican Rapids, on
the Northern Pacific Railroad, Is . slow little
town. especially during the winter months, when
the otter Tail River is frozen up. r L. Frszee,
well known In Minnesota, owns q mill In the VII.
lage, and employs Hans Micklemann to look after
his interests there. Hans Is an anomaly IN that
he is successful poker player. He always wins
Not long since some OF the 'boyS" at the Rapids
formed u combination to down Hans and with
Ed Ingalls, started game In the mill once. AS
usual, Hans was winner. Finally Ingalls, while
Hans was opening bottle OF beer, rung In a cold
deck and dealt Hans four kings, two different
hands and TO himself four aces. The ante was
raised several times and the bets ran to the limit
OF the schemers purse. Hans said: 'ill see that
last raise, but must get some money from TIE
safe" Suiting the action to the word, be left the
table. aaking his cards with him. got the money.
high, that he kept in the safe Tor such emergen-
eiss. OF course be won the pot. but the sports In
that ..pdt-upn hand, and accused I'd Ingalls, OF
"standing In" with Micklemann. But Ingalls,
knew nothing OF the trick, losing o fair share OF
the Sl60 which Aicklemann won.
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THE EXCITEMENT n THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
A telegram from Chicago last night says: To
days wheat market was less excited and its duo
tuations were not 50 sharp as Wednesdays, but
the volume OF trade was large, and commission
men congratulated themselves at the receipt OF
considerable new business. A decline was marked
In prices. The May futures sold on about y cent,
while the June decline was only about cent.
The premium Of the latter month wtdened to ~
cents The brokers OF the alleged clique were
again prominent sellers OF May and buyers Of June
and other deferred futures. The crowd, as on the
previous day, displayed no lack Of nerve in
preston prevailed that the clique had unloaded
all its Hay wheat. There was not much for
that month running up on wednesdays sales
but the prevalent theory to account for this was
that the sales were settled direct A faction OF
the members was disposed TO think that the
deal had been shifted into June and July. A
large number expressed their belief that
the clique was composed Of nOvices In the art Of
manipulation, VINO found the task Of cornering
this market too great for their stock OF courage
The more conservative members were inclined TO
wait eventA and particularly the occurrences OF
delivery day next Monday. The wheat that has
been sold by country holders for May delivery con-
tinues TO pour In as last room Ger be found Tor
It. To-moErows receipts are estimated at over
&S5 cars Lake freights were quoted to-day at
cents for CORN BY rau and 3x cents ~ steamer.
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4 CHARGE OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AND A COUNTER
CHARGE OF ASSAULT.
RObt. Bailey, q cOlOred cart-driver for the WASH
fngton Brick Machine Co., was before the Police
Court this morning. charged with cruelty to ami
mails by overlooking his cart. Agent Key, OF the
Humane Society, who arrested Bailey, was charged
with assaulting the prisoner while he was under
arrest it being alleged that ne struck the latter
On the head with blackjack. MeSsrs. Cahill and
appeared for Bailey. The case Of alleged cruelty
was first called. After hearing the testimony OF
N Rc sSn se e. T asS
Ger Geo. Washington, the court said that the ex-
animation might as well stop. 81 hold that there
has been no act OF cruelty In this case, and the
defendant is discharged"
the charge Of assault was then called and Mr.
Walter entered plea of ''not guilty" He said he
admitted that Mr. Key struck Bailey, but claimed
he had right tc do SO, and did so in discharge OF
his duty. Mr. Lavender said it was for the court
to determine whether he had right to strike the
complainant Bailey testified that on the day
charged the defendant said he wanted him to 60
with him, and witness said he would not CO. The
he struck witness with the black Jack. witness
fell toward Key, and the latter struck him second
time. He said he did not know who Key was or
that he was an officer until after he was struck
with the blackjack. MIR. Key then showed him
his badge and said he was an officer. Witness
said: ''Why didn't you show me that before?' Mr..
Holland testified to seeing Key strike the driver,
and that the latter did not attempt to strike Mr.
Key at first. witness said that when Key struck
Baney Inc iatter 1ei, anu hty teH with MN. DIR.
George Burton testified that about the 14th inst.
he had occasion to treat the boy Bailey for wound
between his eyes, which was evidently inflicted by
q blunt instrument.
other witnesses were heard, and the defendant
testified that he showed the complainant his
badge, and told him he was under arrest for
cruelty to animals. The boy resisted and began
assuming him. destroying hts defendants 81 cuffs.
They struggled, and the boy made a desperate
effort to pick up stone, and he struck hum with
the black Jack, and the boy caught him by the leg
and threw him to the ground, and while they We're
struggling the boy attempted to bite him, and he
was compelled to strike him in order to prevent
him from biting him.
The Judge said he thought from the testimony
that the boy knew the defendant was an officer;
that when placed under arrest he should have
gone with the officer. He thought the officer had
reasonable grounds to apprehend danger, and he
did not think he was guilty OF any assault. The
case was dismissed.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

I. PRIVATE FAMILY AT EVANSVILLE, ND,
"A having excellent rooms. viii take few boarders
Tor the simmer months. For terms, &C. sld.ess
OAKLAND, Star Office. Sp~f-St'
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District Government Affairs.
BUILDING PERMITS

have been issu by Inspector Entwisle as follows:
Geo J. Seufierle, to erect eight brick dwellings,
and NJ and 9th and 10th SITS. NV. +. s. Obold, to
erect brick dwelling, $500, numbered 6:,3 A st.
ne. VIM: Fendner, TO erect brick dwelling, s. AGO.
numbered 14l5 9th st. NV. j. F. DonOhoe, to
erect two brick dwellings, $4,000, numbered 42I
and 423 LIST st. Sc. Thee. Pitt to erect six brick
dwellings, $4,000. numbered 1901 to 1911 9th ST.
NV. j. b. Wiltburger, to build shed in Rock
Creek cemetery, $400. S. E. Pearson To erect brick
dwelling, $1,000, numbered 1917 Madison ST. NV
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have prepared list OF large
water consumers who viii shortly be notified To
put In meters at their own expense,
Geo. b. LOring complains to the Commissioners
OF the condition OF the alley between Nos 15I9 and
1921 street northwest.
The dealers In the Center Market have petitiened
the District commissioners 10 protect their inter-
eStS from the unlicensed dealers along the side
walk outside the market